Who needs a Pee Cam when...UPDATE #13

**jazzcat** · 10-08-2008, 11:15 AM

Originally Posted by Randi

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that, and yes, he's definately trying to tell you something! Fister peed on our bed right in front of me and John, even looked at us while he did it. It was at the time he was blocked with crystals. After the operation it never happened again.

I hope the vet will find the cause if something is wrong with Rocky.

Fister and I are sending purrs and kisses.

I've been thinking what if this is something beside behavior. Since it's been going on for a long time the vet I both believe that is what it is, especially because he only does it when he's upset like when I'm gone or when he doesn't get to go out to the garage. Still I wonder. I will ask the vet to check his urine tomorrow just to make sure.

**jenluckenbach** · 10-08-2008, 02:17 PM

ROCKY!! Don't make me tell you had bad you are behaving! *shakes finger*

But at least you now know which cat to begin testing and medicating.

Any more luck with Pee Cam 2??

**catmandu** · 10-08-2008, 04:12 PM

TUBSTER PANTHER

HAS ACCIDENTS ONCE IN A WHILE, BU HE USUALLY DOES THEM IN THE BASEMENT WHERE ITS A LOT EAIER TO CLEAN THE UP.
HE USUALLY JUMPS IN A CARDBOARD BOX WITH OLD TOWELS IN IT.
AS LONG AS HE DOES THAT , I ACN RINSE THE TOWELS AND ALLS WELL.
NOW ROCKY

,PEASE DONT BE A NAWTEE CAT

, YOU DONT WANT YOUR MEEEOWMIE CROSS WITH YOU, HMMM!!!

**Medusa** · 10-08-2008, 05:24 PM

Maybe the plastic is pi$$ing him off, pun intended. A man who trains animals for the movies told my son when I was having pee issues w/Specs years ago that cats hate plastic so I make sure that there's nothing around that they would object to. I don't know for sure but maybe remove the plastic and see what happens, especially since you said that Rocky peed right near it.

**jazzcat** · 10-08-2008, 05:38 PM

Originally Posted by Medusa

Maybe the plastic is pi$$ing him off, pun intended. A man who trains animals for the movies told my son when I was having pee issues w/Specs years ago that cats hate plastic so I make sure that there's nothing around that they would object to. I don't know for sure but maybe remove the plastic and see what happens, especially since you said that Rocky peed right near it.

After many months of peeing problems I put the plastic down so the problem was there a long time before the plastic runner. Most the time the pee is on the plastic but now and then it's off. This morning Rocky peed on a blanket in the bedroom right in front of me, no where near the dining room and the plastic.

**Medusa** · 10-08-2008, 06:00 PM

Originally Posted by jazzcat

After many months of peeing problems I put the plastic down so the problem was there a long time before the plastic runner. Most the time the pee is on the plastic but now and then it's off. This morning Rocky peed on a blanket in the bedroom right in front of me, no where near the dining room and the plastic.

Oh well! Scrap that idea then. LOL

**RICHARD** · 10-08-2008, 06:32 PM

I wish I could find the thread where I posted this story!

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When all is said and done about pee cams, seeing it with your own eyes......etc., etc.....

It's pretty easy for me to find out who the culprit was when my GF and I had a pee problem in our place.

Bear was a polydactyl kitty and a real sweetheart.

One day after having a 'moment' with my GF we were taking second, basking in the 'afterglow' when I felt this hot spot on my back that was really unusual.

I am allergic to beestings and it felt like that.....Hot and spreading quickly.

I rolled over on my back and saw the that the Bear was peeing on my back and the bedspread.

I jumped up, the cat ran out of the room, my GF was stunned and I was mad for about three seconds, I started to laugh, my GF laughed and I am thankful for the knowledge that I have the kind of talents that make me 'attractive' to females!